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n.nnIAsE LIcEssEs ISSUED.

The following marriage licenses were
Issued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, August TO-
1887
John StOfksl and Susanna Fengheiser,
Millville.
Elmer Z. Hall and LoyuIs w. Pittman,
JohnstOwn.
J. y. Myers, Resde township, and Ida Nc
Csrtney, Dublin township, Huntingdon Co.
Pa.
William Z. SOmeTville, West Taylor town
ship, and Settie Reed, COOpersdsle.
David Howard. Lower 1oder township,
and Florence (. Frew, Upper Ioder town
ship.
Joseph a. Young. Grubbtown, and Sadie
Ream, Upper \ oder township.
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Wonderful Cures.

W. d. Hoyt & Co., wholesale and retail
druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We haYe
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and BuckIen's Arnica Salve
for four years. Have nsver handled reme-
dies that sell SIS well, OF give such univeI sal
satisfaction. There have been some Won
derful cures effected by these medicines in
this city. Several cases of pronounced con-
sumption have been entirely cured by use of
few bottles of DR. Kings New Discovery,
taken in connection with Electric Bitters
We guarantee :hem always. Sole by z.
James.
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Widow S AppraiSementS

Notice IS hereby given that the following named
apprsisements Of property appraised and sci
apart Tor widows of decedents. under the Act oi
Assembly of the 4th day of April. A. D.. 1851
have been flied in the Registers office at Ebens-
burg in and fox the County OF Cambria, and will
be presented 20 the Orphans Court OF said county
for confirmation and allowance on Wednesda Y
the 7th day of September. A. D.. 1857:
i. Inventory and appraisement of certain person.
al property anu real estateappTaised and set apar
for ROsanna Heidinfelter, widow OF Jns Il. Held
infelter. deceased. sSGO.
= Inyentery and appraisement OF certa IN per
soual property and real estate appraised and sci
apart lOr Mary Ellen EaTren widow Of Denni;
Farren, deceased, $500.
8. lnvontery and apprsisement OF certain per
sOHAl property appraised nj set apart for Marga
yet Sh!fhouer, widow Of Adam jacob Shifhouor
deceased, 500.
:. lnvCntery and appraisement CT certain per
scnal property appraised and set apart for Eliza
beth Strayer, widow Of Joseph Strayer. deceased
SZ5g.g6.
s. inventory and apprstsement OF certain per
sOnal property appraised and set apart for T. liza
beth Ann Cooper, widow OF James Cooper, de
ceased, $50.
CEDESTINEJ BLAIR,
Aug. Il, 1857. Register.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that an application " III
be made TO the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cam
hria county the 5th dSy Of Scptem ber next al
10 O'clO,k IN the forenoon. under Act Of Assembly
entitled " IN Act to provide Tor the Incorporation
and regulation Of certain corporatiOns,' approved
April ~. Is74. and supplements thereto, by NJ.
Denny. Jacob NOgel. Charles Iress Andy Ciea =
Ter and Max StOher FOR the hsrter Of intended
corporation 70 be called '-AlpenrOschen.' the
character and aDd object OF which is singing and
promotion Of music. and for these purposes 70
have. posses and enjoy the rights, BENEFITS and
priv ileges conferred by the act Of Assembly
aforesaid and its supplements.
SCHILLER x GEORGE.
Aug. u, 1857. Solicitors.
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Eliza Lane by her next IN the Court of Common
friend John Barclay. Pleas Of Cambria county.
VS.. No. 2, March Term. 1857.
Frank &. Lane. Alias Subpoena in d.
COUNTY OF CAMBRIA -.
THR COMMONWEALTH or PENNSYLVANIA,
To FRANK 4. LANE. GREETING.
NNE COMMAND YOU. as heretofore com
w manded, that all matter of business and ex-
cuses being set aside you be aud appear In your
proper person before our Judge, At Ebeusburg, 1t
our Court of Common Pleas. there 20 be neld on
the Monday of September next, to show
# any you have, why your wife Eliza Lane, should
not I've divorced from the bonds of matrimOny
which she hath contracted with you the said
Frank .. Lane. agreeable 70 Petition and Libel
exhibited against you before our said Court: ana
this you shall In no omit at your peril.
WITNESS the Honorable Robert l.. Johnston,
President of said Court, this 9th day OF June,
a. ID. 1897.
II. A. SHOEMAKER, Proth'y.
Ebensburg. July -, 1857.
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Notice.
IREssnN Pa Anrnst Id

JREssOS, IA, August Sd, 1881.
Ed. FREEMAN There will he a reunion
Of Co. "a" 55th Regiment, Pennsylvania
Veteran Volunteers held at Ashville, Cam
bra county, on Tuesday, September 9th,
1857. All old soldiers will be welcome and
particularly members of the Company and
Regiment are requested ts attend. The
people Of Ashyiile will spare no pains 10
make II day OF pleasure. Cone one :
Come all The &. g. a. y. Y. 5. Il. Rail
road will give an excursion from Cresson 10
Ashville and return On that date 10 all old
soldiers. By order OF COMMITTEE
JOHN LYSCz, SectretaTy. Aug. 3, 2t.
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IN their store you see bargains-barga rgains in
Black Cashmeres. soc. to 81 yard Car
hers' the best in the world. Best value in
Black and Colored Silks, 72c., Sl.OO. 1925
aud Sl.5O per yard. Best value in all kinds
OF Dress Goods. We are selling better mus
IN Tor the money (from &c. to 1Oc. per yard)
than you viii fiino anywhere else. Best
value in Prints. Best value in Satinss
Best value Ill Seersucker.
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Never in the history Of the dry goods
Trade Of Altoona has such wonderful bar
gains In almost every line been offered A,
%aole * Co (at their store Va. 1902 FEY
SLth aEenue), are now Offering Ttey ar.
Se'''"S orautitul Check Scotch Zephyr cling
nanlS at l2'sc. per yard. They are ssuipy
% !hch Wide Denteile Dress Goods n I21.r
per Sard l"ortL soc. per Yard, this lhey do
10 close out the balance OF these lines aud no
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notice.!

In the Orphans Court of the County Of Cam
0Tla: 10 the heirs and legal representatives OF
Matthew McMullen, deceased
GREETING: You are hereby cited TO be and
appear before the Judge of the Orphans t,ourt
70 70 De hsi1 at 4.Densburg, on the lrst Monday OF
september next, then and there TO ACCEPT or re-
iuse 70 take the real estate Of Matthew AIcAIuI-
zen deceased, at the appraised valuation lJut lOn
II by an inquest duly 0Warded by the said Cont
pointed to sell the same -
July -. 1857. ~. SLsr;T
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7oUR DRY GOODS REPORT.

more can be had this season at such low
prices They are selling the regular Double
fold plaid Dress Goods lJOc. quality at 25c.
per yard and the 25c. quality at l21ze.
per yard These embrace all .be latest
styles OF Piaids. They are selling short
lengths OF silks that average from
yards TO l3 yards, at 33, 30 ana 6255c. oer
yard that are the 75c aud 81 qualities.
These silks are in blacks and colors. and are
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NOTICE !!

To the and legal representatives Of William J.
Mcclure. deceased.
TAKE NOTICE that an inquest VIII be held at
the late residence OF William J. McCiuire, de-
ceased, in the township Of Clearheld. In the
County Of Cambria. Friday, the 18th day Of
August next at 10 O'Clock. In the forenoon Of that
day, for the pun ose Of making partition OF the
real estate Ol said GCcedent 10 and among his
heiTs and legal representative es. II the same can
be done without prejudice TO OF spelling Of the
whole; otherwise. 10 value and appraise the same
according 70 law, at which time and place you
are required 10 attend II YOU think proper.
JOSEPH D. GRAY.
July =. lss7. IT. SAerlh.
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very cheap lot of goods. They are setting
Lace Curtains (slightIy sOiIeD for SI..5.
-. 90 and $500 per pair. that are regular
s.. q and 50 quality. They are new and
pIatty patterns Thew are selling new
style figured Scrim at &c. yard that you
see marked s. Il and 1sc. elsewhere They
ara selling the balance OF their stock OF Par
asuls for less than it cost to make them
They are selling fine Canvas and Iaathar
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apc.,cr,- Arn,ea sar,e,

The best salye ia the world fer cats.
Bruises, Sores. UioeTs, salt Rneums Fever
Sores, Tett1r. CnapDci Hands, Ctiiiblains,
Ccrus and all sam ETuptiOusl and positively
currs Plies ol no pay required. Il Is guar
ante cd 20 give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price p cents per box. For sale
oy f. James and w. W. McAteer. OF Loretto.
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Legal NOTICE,

Alice MaIonoy BY her IN the Court OF Com
next friend Il. I Beam mon Pleas Of Cambria
County. No b. sept
Thomas Maloney. Term, 1855. Alias Sub
puana in Divorce.
WE COMMAND YOU the said Thomas Ma
w lOney we have heretofore commanded you,
that setting aside all other business and excuses
whatsoever, you and be appear. in your proper
person before our J ndge at Ebensburg, at a Cour-
of Common Pleas. there 70 be held for said County
on the FIRST Monday Of September next, to answer
the petition libel OF the said Alice Maloney.
and to show cause II any you have why the said
Alice Maloney. your wife. should not be divorced
from The hOnds Of natTimuny Ggreeably to the
Acts Of General Assembly. in such case made and
provided and hereof tail not.
Witness the Hon. Robert L. J5hnstOn. President
judge Of said Court, At Ebenshurg- the
Z7th day OF June. a. D. 1885,.
H \. SHOEMAKER, PrOth'y.
Artest-.IosEFH \. GRAY Sheriff.
Ebenshurg, July -. lssT.
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Belts at and l0c.. worth 25c. They are
selling short lengths of Colored Cambria at
Sc. yard.
Then YOU know they keep I line Cassi-
meEes at low prices splendid goods for
Mems aud Boys wear at 80 cents
and SlOO per yard. THEN look at their lie.
pants goods b-tIeE than you will find
anywhere else fo- PC. Sard-much better.
and only 17c. ayard. No matter where YOU 90
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NOTICE

TO the heirs and legal representatives OF Jere-
miah McGOnigle, deceased
TAKE NOTICE that an INQUEST win he haIa a
the late residence OF jeremiah BIcCfonigIe de-
cel5ed In the borough Of Lilly, in the County OF
S@nLTla. or saturday. the 27tn day Of August
next, AT clock Ia the afternoon of that lav for
the purpose OF aking partition Of the real estate
JOSEPH \. GRAY,
july ~ 1887, CT. Sheriff.
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NOTICE!

To the heirs and legal representatives Of David
HOungEfn. deceased.
tt IKE N0TICE that an inquest will be held At the
late residence OF David YOungkin, deceased, IN
the township Of Reade, in the County Of Cambria,
OR Thursday the 25th day of August next. at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day, for the pur-
pose making partition Of the real estate Of said
decedent 10 and among his heirs and legal repre-
srnt6Jyes II the same can he done without prelu-
dice to OF spOiliag of the whole; otherwise. TO
value and appraise the same according 70 law. at
which time and place you are required 20 attend
~ you think proper.
JOSEPH A. GRAY.
July -, 1857, OF. Sheriff.
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE

- IN The orphans Court of Cambria E0uu-v
Estate OF ID. NJ. PRINGLE. licensed
ana now, ) une 18th, on motion of F I DrCor
nor, Attorney for Estate. &. L Dick a1r,ofTfed
AuaLtoT 10 distribute funds in the hands II VIII
IAN Cole administrator Pt,P t,r-sr.,, -
VIII SIT Tor the purpose above apDoIntlnerf st
ny Once- in Alma Hall, Johnstown PenUg on
thursday august 18th 1887 at 10 O'clock 4 n
Nhen ana where 3n parties Interested NAV a ~,
said fund. CgaT 49, Al u"
July -, 1857. s1IiI}.-
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vs.. of Cambria County. No. 49,
Rachael Davis. March Term. Alias subpoena
In Divorce.
COUNTY OF CAMBRIA, S.
THE CCsINoSwEALTH oF PESEsYLvANIA.
To RACHAEL DAVIS, GRERTING:
WE COMMAND YOU. as heretofore com
w mandcd, that ali matter Of bushes and eX-
cuses being set aside you be and appear in your
proper person before our Judges at Ebensburg
at our Court Of Common Pleas, there to be held
on the first " onday OF September next. TO show
cause. # any you have, why your husband Foster
W, Davis should not be divorced from the bonds
of atrimOny which he hath contracted with you
the said Rachael Davis, agreeable to Petition and
Libel exhibited against you before our said Court
and this you shall in no wise omit at your peril
wITSI.ss the Honorable Robert l.. Johnston J.,
President Of our said Court, this 9th day Oi
June. A. u. 1851
II. \. SHOEMAKER, Proth'y.
EbeIsBUrS JaiY -, 1851.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that t1e nrst and NAL
account O =, r. Shatier assignee Of Aus,ln Hayes
has Sosn tied in the Court o. Common Pleas ~
Cambria county and VIII Re confirmed by the
said Court u the nrst Monday OF September
next, unless cause can He -h0Eu &C the contrary
Z. = SHO OEMzkER,
Aug. II, lssT. 81. Parliamentary.
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TRIAL LIST,

A lDflthS NOIICh-
Il In re Orphans Court OF Cambria county
The untersisned navtnG been appointed audi
tor 20 Cfst.l butte Jue fund tie hands II Daniel
FU,-h. exSculor Of David Evans. deceased, -
SHOWN by his Erst and hnai account hereby gives
notice that he VIII sit az his once IN Ebsnsburg
on Tuesday. August -. 1857, At 2 o'clock Z. NJ a.:
vi ich lime and place all persons Interest Ell may
attend OF be deharred IRON coming in On said
fund. 4. W. DICK.
Aug. ;, s.. Auditor.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Letters Of Administrator DE- RoNrs ,,o,, ,,,-,,
tSI MENTo ANSExo on the Estate Of John Camr-
oeIl' iate OF Chest township, Cambria coHntv 10
ceased having been g-anted TO the unde-siyy,,,aJ
an peIsohS indebted to said estate hereby mott,
having claims against tn same will f,resart tLc7
properly authenticated for settlement TO
THOMAS NJ. CRAyER
Adm'r q. b. n. c. {. Il. Of john t,amuheII daor5
ST. Lawrence, Pa. July ~. 1887 1T -
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| DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
A

letters hetters oi Administration on the Estate ot
nlLlam Lltzinger, late OF Loretto borough Gam
IRA ira county, deceased, having been granted "a
@ @unugIslghedI all persons Indebted 70 said es-
GtIe are hereby notified 20 make payment Yifhon.
ia GSiIay, ana those having claims against the same
lement, TO EUGENE TJTZ TSfsEp tOI se'-
Loretto, July -, lss7 Adminis,-a,o-s
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

UTHEREAS THE HON Il. L. JOHNSTON
w President Judge of the Court Of Conn n
Pleas OF the 45th Judicial District consisting Of
the County Of Cambria. having Issued his pTecept
bearing date Of the 18th day Of June a. D., 1857,
to me directed. for holding a Special Court Of
Common Pleas md Court OF Oyer tnd Termincr
and General JAIN Delivery and Quarter Sessions
the Peace in EbensbuTs ,fOT the County OF Gam
bria, and 10 commence On the
Fifth Eonday Of iugust, being the 29th day Of
August, 1857.
and continue three weeks Notice is hereby
given 70 the Coroner. iUJtices Of the Peace. Al
dermen. ana COustaJies OF said County OF Gam
bria that they he then and there ia their proper
person AZ 10 clock, IN the forenoon. the second
week. u being the -TsC NJ -nday % September, De
ing the SIN daY OF September. 1857. with their
records ipuuisitiCus eXaini IsltUus md their
remembrance - do bEOse things, which 20 their
officn apperrlin tn he dome. and those who are
bound in TgcoznlZiuCes 70 prosecute against the
prisouCrs tGHt are. 81 eli bs ia the Jail Of Cam
bra county he then and there TO prosecute against
them shall De Just.
Given under my hand at Ebe nsburg, the 18th
day of June. in the year of our Lord. 1887, and
the One Hundred and Eleventh ear of the Inde-
psnience Of the United States.
JOSEPH IL. GRAY, Sheriff.
Ebensburg, JUly %, 1857.
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.AOTECEt
EBENSB URG, PA.

In the Orphans Court Of the County Of Cam
bria. To the heirs and legal representatives, Of
Bernard DunCRau. deceased.
GREETING You aro hereby cited 10 be ana aI-
pear before the Judge OF the Orphans Court, %
be held II EbeusburZ on the nrst Monday OF
September next. then and there 70 accept or re-
fuse 10 take the real estate Of Bernard Dunegan.
deceased at the the appraised valuation put upon
il ly an inquest duly awarded by the said Court
OF show cause why trustee should not be ap-
pointed 20 sell tie same
JOSEPH !, GRAY,
July p, ISs7. u. Sheriff
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DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

A DaI IINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
N Letters OF administration upon the estate
OF Jeremiah McCIUnigle. late of Eemlock Cam
bria county, deceased. having been granted 20
the undersigned. notice IsheTe by gwen 10 those
iud ebted 20 said estate 70 make imm edists pay
meEt nd these having claims Will present them
properly prObatei for settlement.
CHARLES A MCCiONIGLE.
Aug l., 81. Admir-. cum tcstameJO anleXo.
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NUHEN you want Oh Printing Of any kind
w done give the FgErMAs slice trial.
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The largest stock of hardware ever offered in
the County can be found at my store. I am
now selling many goods at much less than can
replace them for, but | will continue to sell at
Dottom Prlces until l am compelled to repIenish
my stock. When you want cooking or heatino
stove tinware hardware nails, iron, glass. trunks
and farming implements, call and see nv stock
and learn my prices
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TERMS OF SALE.

Oue-third OF the purcnase money 10 re paid
when the property Is knocked down and the re-
maiuIzZ two thtrds on the confirmation OF the
deed. JOSEFH A. GAA1.
AIr r Iss- Sheriff
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LEGAL NOTICE.

" Davis IN the Court oi Common Pleas
$ of Cambria County. No. 80,
/ Davis. (March Term. Alias Subpoena
In Divorce.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-09-18

this political building no better
than the building of Babel. We
shall be divided by our little party
local interest, our project will be
confused and we ourselves shall
bear reproach, and bear it down to
future ages; and what is worse, man
kind may hereafter from this un>
fortunate instance despair of estab-
fishing governments by human wis
dom and leave it to chance, war,
and conquest
In the lace of all encouragement
the fathers of the Republic labored
on for four long weary months in
alternative hope and fear, but al"
ways with rugged resolve, never tal.
tering in sturdy endeavor, sancti6ed
by a prophetic sense of the value
to posterity of their success and al
ways with unflinching faith in the
principles which make the founda-
their task was done lon C is ItiasaifsT singular
that upon the back of the chair OF
occupied by Washington as Presi-
dent OF the convention, a Sun was
painted, and that as the delegates
were signing the completed cCRsti
tuition, one of them said: Il have
often, and often.:in the course of the
session and in the solitude of my
hopes and fears as to it's issue, look
ed at that behind the President,
without being able to tell whether
it was rising or setting; but now at
length l know that it is the rising
and not the setting Sum-"
We stand to-day on the spot
where the rising sun emerged from
political night and darkness; and in
its own bright meridian light we
mark it glorious way. Clouds have
sometimes obscured it's rays and
dreadful storms have made US fear,
but God has held it in its course and
through its life-giving warmth has
performed his latest miracle in the
creation of this wondrous land and
people. AS we look down the past
century TO the origin of our consti-
tuition, as we contemplate its trials
and its triumphs, as we realize how
completely the principles upon
which it is based have met every
national peril and every national
need, how truly "God governs
in the affairs of men,"
And how solemn should be the
reflection that to our hands is com.
mitted this ark of the peoples. Gov
enant and that ours is the duty to
shield it from unpious hands. We
receive it sealed, with the tests Of
a century. It has been found suffi'
cient in the past; in al future years
it will be found sufficient, if the
American people are true TO theiu
saeTesn.- s ..,;,;; 9 5 ter tsasnial !!
born wood q ..JEJncsfaine ou1
stewardship dhd safety Of their con-
stitution. God grant that they may
find it unimpaired, and as we re.
joice in the patriotism and devotion
of those who lived 6 hundred years
ago, so may others who follow US
rejoice in our fidelity and in our
Jealous love for constitutional lib
erty,
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TaE SPIRIT OF THE COUNTRY.

Saturday is day in which the county
is largely represented in the city. Our
friends'come in TO trade, to transact busi-
ness, and to interchange views and cour-
tesies with their friends. Yesterday,
though the skies were dull and The gen.
eral aspect gloomy, there was no excep-
ton. There was full representation of
the intelligence of Buncombe. Ofcourse
the great railroad measures under present
consideration were the natural and promi-
nent topic of question and discussion. 1t is
encouraging in the highest degree to say
that from all parts of the county comes
enthusiastic approval Of the proposed
aid to the railroads whose construction
is invited and encouraged-dependent, it
is true, upon our action, but ready to
move when we speak the word.
We are greatly gratifed to say this
much. 1t is the voice of a people great
in the possession ofunlimited resources,
wise in their purpose to develop them to
their fullest capacity.
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Market Reports.

fBy telegraph to the Asheville Citizen.l
CHARLESTON, Sept. 17-Turpentint
quiet 292; rosin steady, good strained S6.
SAVANNAH, Sept 17-Turpentine firm
294 bid; rosin steady 90a74.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 17.-Coffee quiet
weaker Rio cargoes, common to prime
E183Sa21 !; rice steady.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 17.-Turpentin,
quiet, 294; rosin firm, strained 20. go1C
strained, IS; tar firm 1.SO; crude turpen
tine firm hard l 90; yellow dip and virgir
l60.
CINCINNATI, Sept l7.-Wheat, No 2 red
u; corn dull, No 2 mixed, Asst; oats
light, No mixed 2Sa2 pork. dull, 154
whiskey, steady LOS.
BALTIMORE, Sept l7.-Flour steady
wheat, southern, quiet, steady, red 77aSO
smber 79a82, western, firm, active, No.
winter.red, spot, 764a326; corn. southern
dull, white 58a9; yellow 5sa9 western
dull nominal.
ST. LOUIS, Sept.l7.-Flour unchanged
wheat No. red cash 6Sa5S; corn easy
cash 3s2 oats weak, cash, 245s; whiskey
steady, LOS.